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DOKKYO MEDICAL UNIVERSITY Search Access Japanese Contact On campus Information About DMU About DMU Message from the President Mission and Objectives History Inter-Collegiate, and other Social Relationships University Accreditations Campus Access Departments For Students For Students Application Guidelines&Schedule Admissions Policies For Patients For Patients University Hospital DMU Saitama Medical Center DMU Nikko Medical Center Research Research Gudelines Policy Access Japanese Contact On campus Site Map Department of Nephrology and Hypertension TOP DMU University Index Departments Department of Nephrology and Hypertension Head of the Office: Tatemitsu Rai, MD, PhD Message from the Head of the Department           With the global advancement of longevity, it has become of great importance and interest to cope with the changes in needs for medical care. In order to maintain general activity and productivity in the aging society, it is essential to promote the health of elderly population and improve their physical and mental capacities. In aged subjects, cardiovascular diseases and organ failures are the major causes hampering their social activity. It has become well recognized that hypertension and renal disorders such as proteinuria and reduced renal function greatly contribute to the development of cardiovascular and renal diseases requiring medical care resources and leaving disabilities in the elderly. Therefore, we keep in mind that our task has important implications for constructing a healthy and productive society in the future generation. Activities 1. Research Analysis of relationships of uric acid metabolism and the risks of renal and cardiovascular disorders. Implications of endothelial function and progenitor cells in the pathophysiology of chronic kidney disease. Significance of renal gluconeogenesis in the pathogenesis of diabetic nephropathy. Evaluation of the effects of revascularization on long-term prognosis of renovascular hypertension. Analysis of early-stage alterations of cardiac functions and structures in hypertension and renal diseases. 2. Clinical Histological diagnosis of primary and secondary glomerular diseases. Immunological treatment of renal diseases such as nephrotic syndrome. Management of hypertension and chronic kidney diseases. Screening and diagnosis of secondary hypertension. Induction and maintenance of renal replacement therapy. Catheter reconstruction of vascular access for hemodialysis. 3. EducationSchool of Medicine: 1st year Early experience of clinical practice 3rd year Cardiology and Angiology: 　Physical examination   Hypertension   Electrocardiography   Echocardiography Nephrology and Urology:   Acid-base balance   Electrolyte homeostasis   Acute kidney injury   Chronic kidney disease   Glomerulonephritis   Nephrotic syndrome 4th year Symptomatology:　Hematuria, proteinuria and edema   Dehydration  Proteinuria and hematuria Medical examination skills:   Physical examination of the chest   Heart sound   Electrocardiography 5th year Clinical clerkship:  Core internal medicine  Renal diseases and hypertension 6th year Advanced clinical clerkship:　Renal diseases and hypertensionConcentrated review: 　Hypertension　Glomerular disease   Chronic Kidney disease Research Field Renal and vascular histology and pathology Biology of vascular and renal cells Molecular biology of renal and cardiovascular systems including gene analysis Monitoring of blood pressure and hemodynamic parameters Analysis of the effects of pharmacological treatment in animal models of hypertension and renal diseases Evaluation of the effects of nonpharmaological and pharmacological therapy in patients with hypertension and renal diseases Academic Society Activities Japanese Society of Nephrology Japanese Society of Dialysis Therapy Japanese Society of Hypertension Japanese Circulation Society International Society of Nephrology International Society of Hypertension American Society of Nephrology American Heart Association American College of Cardiology Faculty Professor Tatemitsu Rai, MD, PhD Professor Akihiro Tojo, MD, PhD Associate Professor Takeaki Honda, MD, PhD Assistant Professor Yoshiki Murayama, MD, PhD Assistant Professor Takehiro Ohira, MD, PhD Assistant Professor Masahito Furuichi, MD, PhD Assistant Professor Jun Hirao, MD, PhD Assistant Professor Mayu Uematsu, MD, PhD Assistant Professor Makoto Abe, MD, PhD Assistant Professor Akira Ishimitsu, MD, PhD Assistant Professor Akiko Kaiga, MD, PhD Assistant Professor Shohei Yokoyama, MD Assistant Professor Haruna Arakawa, MD Assistant Professor Yuka Sato, MD Characteristics of the section      Our department aims to develop human resources competent to the comprehensive management of a wide range of renal diseases from microalbuminuria to end-stage renal disease. This includes prevention, diagnosis and treatment targeting to yield the best prognosis of patients in the lifetime. We also place emphasis on the treating risk factors for renal and cardiovascular diseases such as hypertension, dyslipidemia and hyperuricemia.      After the completion of the initial two-year internship clinical training, our department provides three-year educational program for the specialty of internal medicine certified by the Japanese Society of Internal Medicine. Along with this program, training courses are also launched to learn skills and knowledge required for the specialists of nephrology, hypertension and blood purification certified by Japanese Society of Nephrology, Japanese Society of Hypertension and Japanese Society for Dialysis Therapy. 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